Yo-Yo’s Frozen Yogurt

Sad how this place is going downhill. It use to be fun. Now there is no fruit or cookie dough. 90 degrees and we are the only ones in here. Tells ya something.

Wow. Half the machines are «cleaning» & no samples? The poor gal working there said her manager said no more samples. Well bye bye YoYos hello Froyos! 1890 Ranch looks like a ghost town… be careful yoyos, you may be next. There is plenty of froyo competition in this area so you better step up your game. Simply disappointing.

This used to be a fun place.
Now with new owners/​management it’s terrible.
All the surfaces are grimy, the prices are way too high, and the selection is pitiful (no fruit!).
STAY AWAY!!!

They discontinued fruit. How dumb is that? It’s supposed to be a healthier alternative to ice cream yet you can’t have fresh fruit? We won’t be back.

YoYo’s Froyo in Cedar Park sucks. Let me be straight up.
First, the prices are not posted anywhere — my 3 ounce cup rang up as $ 4 dollars. Like OMG! For our family of three, I spent $ 12 dollars on frozen yogurt for small portions, it’s absurd and over-​priced.
They do NOT offer free sample cups self-​serve for customers to use directly. Bizarre.
Beyond all that, the yogurt wasn’t that good. Cheap ingredients. Limited flavor options.
Customer service was unfriendly, not nice.
I didn’t even finish my yogurt as it wasn’t good. Terrible experience. Sorry, this place needs to go. Better operators, please.

We tried Yo-Yo’s today. The yogurt was OK, not better than other places around, but what really hurts this place in the bad service. We were the only ones in, they have no sample cups and the lady that works there got unpleasant when we asked for some (they don’t give samples anymore). As someone else mentioned, She then watched us all the time, not offering any help and she also kept adjusting the scale at weight in, not sure what that was about. We won’t be going back, Froyoz has better yogurt and their service is 1000 times better.

I honestly have not been to a frozen yogurt place that I wasn’t a fan of. And to be perfectly fair, I have no idea how much I’m ever even paying per ounce. Maybe I just don’t ever look or maybe it’s like going to the dollar section of Target and just leaving with way more than you thought you would. I digress, I love their selection of flavors: cheesecake and coffee. Their sorbet and fruit flavors are okay, but let’s face it, I’m not going to sorbet or fruit unless it’s real fruit on my fro-​yo. I love their loyalty punch card too. It makes me come back for more.

All I can say is the worst freakin yogurt. Even my 1 year old wont eat from this place. She even knows the difference. Will never come back to this place.

We will be going to a different yogurt shop. The 2 employees were both texting and watching TV. The place was dirty the tables needed cleaning, dead bugs on floor. Yuck no thanks.

pretty nice ambiance for a fro-​yo place. You can play darts, guitar hero, etc.
For a fro yo place, this location had a lot of seating. I would say you could have a good 30 people seated. Their strawberry was a little runny and their tart lacked the bite that I was looking for. Topping were alright, but their mochi balls were kind of hard.
I was just grabbing a quite bite with friends, but I was intrigued that this place would serve crepes too. So I might come back when I’m in the area. The owner seemed to recognize my friend. So that was a good plus, but the rest of the workers were your typical young high school or younger looking kids (lazy bum look where it doesn’t look like they can speak).
If you’re going to differentiate yourself from other fro yo places, I think you gotta do more than furniture. Try either with the quality of your food or the quality of your people. Those are the human elements.

I wanted to post an update to this review and say that all of the rude signs have been removed, and there are now just single polite reminder signs above each yogurt station asking that the handle be lifted back up after use– even with a «Thank you» at the end!
So I have added one star to my review for no longer featuring off-​putting signs everywhere. The only thing keeping them from 5 stars is their (still disgustingly dirty) floors.

I like this place. My family and I stopped by because we were in the area for a birthday party. We needed to kill some time and what better way than to eat some fro yo? YUM! The flavors were really good. I really enjoyed the watermelon sorbet. I’m still not sold on the maple bacon, but hey, I’m sure someone out there would like it!
The fruit/​candy toppings are plentiful and you can write on the walls. What fun for a 3 year old! Made her whole day. I’d go back.

Back in San Francisco, there was a great frozen yoghurt place near my office that was just FANTASTIC! Amazing flavors that constantly varied, great owners and staff who really enjoyed working there. Even on a cold day (yeah, I know, that’s ever day there), there were lines outside the door.
So when we saw Yo-Yo’s going in I thought «Awwright!» Unfortunately it turned out more like «Meh». To me the yoghurt has an odd chemically after taste that even the toppings can’t hide and I can’t stay in the place for more time than it takes to get a serving and go. Personally, I also think it’s quite pricey for what it is and we only go when we have a coupon which I haven’t seen since they opened. Go ahead, call me cheap but there’s nothing wrong in getting your moneys worth.
The owners are really nice but the staff are mostly disaffected teens so I’m not impressed. If I want something cold/​frozen and reasonably healthy, I’ll go to Jamba…

Yo-Yo’s has awesome flavors and tons of toppings. We haven’t been to this location but a handful of times, but each time has been delicious. The frozen yogurt isn’t half-​melted like some places, and there is a good variety of toppings. Although there are sunflower seeds in the granola — I don’t think the salty seeds go well with the sweet granola, but that’s just me.

Yo-Yo’s was the first of the froyo places popping up everything in the hoods here in Cedar Park. Located in 1890 Ranch the location is prima.
Alternating between 8 – 10 different flavors with all the topics you;d expect.
Waffle cones, etc. Friendly staff, and the ability to write on the walls :)
Definitely a plastic/​hip place; don’t look for big recliners to sit down in.
Think minimalistic.

When you walk in here you feel like you are in Stanley Kubrick’s «2001 Space Odyssey». The décor is sterile, plastic and minimalistic and this definitely sets the tone for your experience. The place is large and unfriendly. The staff don’t smile or say much.
I can see this as being a cool hangout for teenagers— write on walls, darts, video arcade, and Guitar Hero and loud, somewhat hip music. Unfortunately, I haven’t seen too many teenagers in here.
The yogurt is similar to all the other places in town. The flavors rotate every now and then. The selection of toppings is wide (from Fruity Pebbles to Mochi balls and everything in between). You can also put your so –called healthy dessert on top of a chocolate-​dipped waffle bowl. In addition, they also sell crepes, kolaches, and various pastries. I had a couple of them— nothing special there.
The place is mostly clean and if you are in the area, then this place will do. I wouldn’t go out of my way to come here.

I have loved going to Tomunchi in Austin and so I was pretty excited that Yo Yo’s was so close to the house.
To my dismay I’ve never had such crappy frozen yogurt. and I’m not a very picky person. It had too much ice content and NO flavor at all.
Tomunchi here I come.
I don’t know what anyone else is talking about with regard to a creamier yogurt than most.
I also did wonder how it is made. If it is made by the workers each night and mixed together by different folks than maybe they were all bad batches. We had a total of 6 different flavors and they were ALL bad.

There are more and more yogurt place in town. I heard they are franchise from CA. Yoyo’s is close to my house, so I took my son there. He is more into ice cream than yogurt. I like yogurt place more because they have fresh fruits options.
Still overall I like yogurt planet most among all the yogurt stores because they have more yogurt options, like blue berries and my favorite fruit, lychee.

I don’t eat frozen yogurt because it’s healthy.
Because if you really think about it, it’s not. Especially if you’re like me, and you eat frozen yogurt every other day.
I eat it because it’s delicious, and I can pretend I’m being «healthy», but let’s face it: I shouldn’t be eating this stuff anyway.
But I am. So what!
YoYo’s is definitely one of my favorite yogurt places around town. They’ve got at least twice as many flavors as the regular froyo joint, and they’ve got more topping varieties as well. OH, they also have waffle cones AND waffle bowls.
Their yogurt is super creamy and exemplifies the flavors in the yogurt, unlike many other places whose yogurt tends to be icy and artificial tasting. My favorite flavors are cheesecake, chunky monkey, peanut butter, and cookies and cream.
I love the look and feel of the storefront as well. They have tons of space that they’ve decorated with clean lines and modern furniture. It’s a great place to take kids as they’ve got a room in the back just for the kiddies to hang out. They also have a few games in the front, but I can’t remember exactly what they were (maybe darts and DDR).

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The lyrics to this song popped into my head while I was trying to write this review because I don’t know much about frozen yogurt either. What I do know is that Yo Yo’s yogurt tastes great and I love the décor and interior colors of this place!!! To me I think Yo Yo’s yogurt is a bit creamier than Berry cool, but my husband didn’t agree and said they both taste the same. There are about 10+ flavors to choose from with tons of toppings such as sprinkles, nuts, cheese cake, candies, fresh fruits and also rainbow jelly (like at Co Co’s café). Yummy!

BTW, they also have Guitar Hero and a Dart board arcade game for you to play while you wait for your friends to finish their yogurt.